Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-13

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The tug Tyee vent down the Sound
YESTERDAY to tew the ship Shirley, Cap
tain Maguire, IumDeF laden from fe-
coma, and the Spartan, Captain Nal
gram Peiiteo, coal laden from seattle.
to sea. These vessels went into Port
Angeles for sitter Friday. Both yes
sels are beuud 10 San Francisco.
The ship Bloc Jacket, Captain Trask.
sailed yesterday for San Francisco With
Q light cargo of coal as ballast
The bark Carl Phil has been char
tered TO lead lumber for the East Coast
instead of Valparaiso. as enormously
reported.
TIE schooner Gem sailed from Port
BIakely yesterday to Discovery Mills, TO
The sarah S. Ridsevay, Captain H
@. Townsend, sailed yesterday for Aus
tralia With 10 354 feet Of lumber, vaiusd
at $7349.3o. The captain has be- very
i'll fer several weeks and has just reoov-
cred sufi siently TO take bis vessel to her
p5rt of destination
The steamship George w. Elder ar
rived on Friday evening ct 8 O'Clock,
and sailed yesterday at q. m. With one
cabin and ten steeEaRe passengers and
light load Of freight from this port to
San Francisco.
1t is reported that the bark Julia Ford
will load a general cargo of meE-
chandise for Siberia from San Fran
cisco, and that she will not come TO the
SQUAD
The schooner Huensme, Captain e.
Iiolt, sailed from Port Ludlow for San
Pedro Yesterday, lumber laden.
The brig w. II. Movers WAS discharR
ing lumber yes erdAy into q lighter.
she will be relieved OF 1900 feet before
sa'liae.
The schooner Corona, Capt. McAllep,
Iamber laden from Port Gamble for San
francisco, sailed yesterday morning.
The British bark Fray Bsntos, Capt.
Oystun. cleared yesterday for Mel
oonrne, loaded With 35o, 900 feet of lam
Der from Tacoma.
Tue tag Taosms towsd the ship Alas
ka, Captain Pritehard l4l5 tons regis
ter, 90 sea yesterday, loaded with Car
bonado coal from Tacoma for San
Franc $50.
DR.. Hill has let a contract TO McInnis
4 Winters for the erection of tive
story dVsliin0 next to the Good lem
plars' Hall. Il will be 40x40 IN dimes.
SONS.
Thsshev dwelling house Of Mr.. VIM.
Wright, Of Ohimioam Valley, was de
stroYed last week BY fire.
Ths District Court convenes two
weeks from tomorrow.
The Episcopal Church will undergo
repairs next week, IN tbs shape OF hav
ing an addition 10 abe rear II the ve-tl
sule, and by this means more pews wall
be added.
Captain Gilmore has contracted With
Peter StocSand for the erectien OF q
dwelling hoase to be 33x34 feet 10 size
and one story IN hight.
Messrs. Ray and Alexander Anderson
came up from DlpR- ness yesterday.
Captain and Mrs. Herbert <. Beecher,
accompanied by Mrs. Fletcher, left yes
terday for the Bay City. The ladies viii
remain for compile OF months, and the
Captain will return very soon.
Judge Elwood Evans, of Tacoma,
Captain Floyd, W. NJ. Warren, ID. ID.
Folmine, L. ID, Campbell, and William
Dickson we're passengers up the soupd
yesterday.
Captain John Irving, General Man
aser for the O. p. n. Co., and Robert
Hall, of Hall Il Goepsl. Of Portland,
were passengers yesterday TO Victoria
frsm up the sound.
Messrs. @. @. Bartlett and j. j. Hunt
are in the Queen City for few days.
Superintendent De Voc has received
the plans and specifications for the FIRST
story Of the NV Custom House and
will resume work the latter part OF this
week. The foundation hsa been com
pleted.
The Port Of E stry Social and Dancing
Club is announced to give an informal
entertainment tomorrow evening IN the
Good Templars' Hall. Professor Vaughn
will attend as instructor in the terpsi-
chorean art.
Mrs. Captain Williams. of Tacoma,
is spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ferry.
Lieutenant and Mrs. ID. L. 7. Pstter-
son will return from q brief visit TO San
Eraaeisco on the NJ xion Tomorrow